Examples of using Partial general approach in English and their translations into Polish
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The Council reached an agreement on a partial general approach concerning the EU's consumer programme for the 2014-2020 period.
The Council's partial general approach is aimed at strengthening results orientation
negotiated as part of the partial general approach, is more accurate.
It reached a second partial general approach on further elements of the cohesion policy legislative package for 2014-2020.
In both proposals, the provisions regarding the financial envelope are excluded from the scope of the partial general approach since they will be negotiated at a horizontal level.
Further discussions will be held at Council level in the coming months under the Cypriot Presidency with a view to reaching another partial general approach.
The“Competitiveness” Council on 28 November reached a partial general approach on the proposed 7th Framework Programme for research and development.
The financing of already completed projects, which is possible under the current rules, would be excluded under the partial general approach.
The exact amount of funding to be made available by the EU is left out of the partial general approach, as it will depend on the outcome of the discussions on the next multiannual financial framework.
is therefore not yet included in this partial general approach.
At their previous meeting in May, EU education ministers had adopted a partial general approach on the proposal, i.e. a preliminary agreement on the whole text, with the exception of any provisions with
The budgetary provisions of the programme were not covered by the Council's partial general approach and will be adapted,
which was left open in the partial general approach already reached last December 18148/11.
Thanks to the sustained efforts of the preceding Presidencies, partial general approaches have been adopted.
All three partial general approaches were agreed on the principle that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed,
Care has been taken to ensure that these partial general approaches do not prejudge the outcome of negotiations on other elements of cohesion policy or on the EU's multiannual financial framework(MFF) for 2014-2020.
Since all four partial general approaches were agreed on the principle that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed they may be subject to change as a result of these other negotiations.
The partial general approach agreed today complements the two partial general approaches agreed on 24 April(8925/12) and 26 June 11221/12.
The Council agreed on a fourth partial general approach covering further elements of the cohesion policy legislative package for 2014-2020.
For more details on the CEF, see also the press release on the adoption of the partial general approach 10479/12, pp.